Yes there is, but you need a different or to put it exactly, the same PRNG on each platform. std::default_random_engine engine is a implementation defined PRNG. That means you may not get the same PRNG on every platform. If you do not have the same one then your chances of getting the same sequence is pretty low.
What you need is something like std::mt19937 which is required to give the same output for the same seed. In fact all of the defined generators in <random> besides std::default_random_engine engine will produce the same output when using the same seed.
The other thing you need to know is that std::uniform_int_distribution is also implementation defined. The formula it has to use is defined but the way it achieves that is left up to the implementor. That means you may not get the exact same output. If you need portability you will need to roll you own distribution or get a third party one that will always be the same regardless of platform.